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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
The n value is the index of the entry in the perk, starting from 0. So if there are three entries for perk MyPerk, then MyPerk.SetNthEntryValue(0, 1, 100) would set the value of the first entry (indexed to 0) to 100. MyPerk.SetEntryValue(2, 1, 100) would set the value of the third entry to 100 and so on. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 04:34, 7 October 2013
SKSE Member of: Perk Script
Minimum required SKSE Version: 1.06.07
Syntax
bool Function SetNthEntryValue(int n, int i, float value) nativeReturn Value
Examples
Notes
The n value is the index of the entry in the perk, starting from 0. So if there are three entries for perk MyPerk, then MyPerk.SetNthEntryValue(0, 1, 100) would set the value of the first entry (indexed to 0) to 100. MyPerk.SetEntryValue(2, 1, 100) would set the value of the third entry to 100 and so on.